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OBITUARY HIRAM C. TODD Hudson, N.Y.. April 7 (AP) Death Notices GEN. JOHN K. HESTER Wiesbaden, Germany, Thursdav, April 8 (AP) Maj.

Gen. John K. Hester, 48, commander of the It CI oo r- I ALBERT CAVA Services will be held at 10 A. M. tomorrow in the First Italian Baptist Church, 140 Devoe St, Brooklyn, for Albert Cava, 67, a former assistant professor at Fordham University.

Cava died at his home, 373 Manhattan Brooklyn, Tuesday. BAKER BROWNELL Fairhope, April 7 (AP) Baker Brownell, 77, a professor emeritus of Northwestern University, died Monday. A RADIO-PHONOGRAPH DILOWA HUTUKHTU The Dilowa Hutukhtu, 82, the living Buddha of the Yellow Sect of Mahayana Buddhism and the highest ranking Buddhist lama in the U. died of cancer yesterday in his tenement flat at 204 E. 32d St He once was the head of three lamaseries and spiritual and temporal ruler of 900 lamas.

A distinguished Orientalist and Buddhist scholar, the Dilowa was considered by his followers to be the 19th reincarnation of a 9th Century Buddhist saint From 1912 to 1921, he was governor of a Mongolian province. But as the Soviet Communists consolidated their rule there, he was forced into exile in 1931. He lived briefly in Peking, where he became godfather to David Lattimore, son of Prof. Owen Lattimore, formerly of Johns Hopkins University and now of Leeds University in England. He spent three years in Tibet as tutor of the present Dalai Lama.

Later in China he became a member of the Kuomintang, the tuling party headed by Chiang Kai-shek. When the Communists took over China in 1949 the Dilowa came to the U. S. GORDON F. WING Funeral services will be held at 10 A.M.

tomorrow at Christ and Holy Trinity Church, Westport for Gordon F. Wing, 60. who died Thursday of a heart attack at his home, 234 Wilton Road, Westport, Conn. He was a vice president of Lionel D. Edie investment counselors, and a director of the New York School for the Deaf.

"Hiram C. Todd, 88. a lawyer who served as special investigator for three New York governors "and helped remove Gov. William Sul-zer from office, died today in Columbia Memorial Hospital. A lawyer for 65 years, he served as a special investigator for Govs.

Roosevelt, Lehman and Dewey. A Republican. Todd was named U.S. attorney for northern New York in 1921. It was there that he came to the attention of the state officials because of his ferreting of prohibition violations.

EVERY CUSTOMER WIN TRAVfcL LUliuAuC YOU Ymi get beautiful End tr.v.lina baa wtthMV Wltfrf. NO l-- CONE IN -FILL OUT FREE ENTRY BLANK MAY WIN THIS RAD 13 PHONOGRAPH CREDIT SALES APPROVED MEDIATELY I FARF.XSA Hon. Salvatore A. Beloved husband of Emma. Devoted father of Felix A.

and Pasuaie S. Repoainr at Bronx Branch Funeral Home. U'iO Al-lerton Ave. Funeral Friday. A.

Af. Solemn Reuuiem Mass Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church. E. 115th 11 A.

M. Kntombment St. John's Cloister. Donations to the Misericordia Hospital School of Nursing will be appreciated. FA KM; A Hon.

Salvatore A. The employees of Farenva Bros wish to express their deepest sorrow on the PHsiitsr of their president and friend. Toe mam office and Bronx staff. FAKKlta. harles Of 1 lfnitlmaa jie.

oeiovea orotner of Sadie Morris and Fannie durillo. Reposina-at II Anirlo Funeral Home. Id4 Montrose Ave. until Saturday 0 A.M. Interment St Ciiarle Cemetery.

FFKKAKO Pasotiale. On April IH5. lievoted father of Helen Anlizxone. Rose Pottl. Louise Falurati Therewa t.rande Joseph.

Anrelo and Edward Ferraro. brother of Amrelo. Reposilnr at the Stiitzmann Funeral Home. Jamaica (Jueens VilUce. L.l.

until Saturday A.M. Solemn Reouiem Mass at Our Lady of Lourdee R.C. Church 10 A.M. FINI.KV Vincent." Oil April 1JWS5. on of the late William and Mary (nee McLniiKhlint Lovme brother of William.

Bernanl and Frank. Fu-rtcrfij fronj Schuyler Hill Funeral Home. K. Tremont Bronx. Saturday.

A. M. Requiem Mass St. Benedict's Church, lit A. M.

Interment St.Rjynmnd a Cemetery. UARF.1,1.1 Jennie. Of Copiaque. L. lormerly of Brooklyn.

Beloved wife of Lawrence Dear mother Anaslasia Allmno. Jane Dene. Rosalie Barbati, Bniiolomew. Joseph. Michael ami Jerome.

at D' Andrea Bros. uneral Home. Oak Copiauue. until Friday A.M. Mass.

Our Lady of the Assumption Chun A.M. t.ol lit John. Devoted father of Dick. Kcixtsimc Casile Hill Funeral Borne. l.iSH Castle Hill Ave.

Reouiern Max Saturday. 11 A.M. St. Raymond's RC hnrch. Interment St.

Raymond a Cemetery. LAI RICH. I. A Silvio. Of Park Hill tonKers.

ft.l. HeloviM huxband of Marv (nee La tireca I Itevoled father of Vito and Snela. Belov-i brother of John. Vimenl. TiietHlore.

Allvrt. Rudolf. Fred Phiho Kdwanl Mathilda and Anthony. Reposinr at Romano Funeral Home White i'Uiii Rd Bronx, until Saturday, ft A Huh Vs Our Lady of Ml Carmrl Church. 7(1 Park Hill Yonkers.

Ill AM. Visilinr hour 'i to -V 7 lo 10. ir Amelia lEhaV Relnved wife of the laie Nicholas. Dear mother of Mildred. Anna.

Philip. Mia. Catherine John and the late Anthony. Also survived by 1 1 rramtchil-dreti. la rreat-rrsndchiWIren ami I xreal--real xmndcuild.

Repostnr at 1S7S H.th tintll Saturday s- Frances Church, lit 15 A. M. lnterment lt. John a Cemetery. tialrano Funeral Home.

Dire. I.MItMIRIIIX) Tt1d Joseph'. Of Beloved son of Patricia and Carmine. RVixsinr at Soaracio at IV Marco Funeral Home. 5(17 Are.

A til AM. UI HII Ifl ft 1 II Rlntrl er of Jimmy, Tony. Pete Joe and Renosine at J. Csratosxoio H- L'" Irvine niilil Sal. neaoiem SI Jnarpli'i hnrch.

Interment St. John Cemetery. hours 15 A 7 M. I Carmela. formerly of 1 Went worth 1 at A Axiara F.

I S3 Sand Ivne. until Sst. 0 A.M. Visitant- liouia 2 7 l' JM. MICFf.I Maria.

Of 07 14th Ave B'klvn. Beloveil mother of Jerrr. Re-posnur at Ralph Aievolt A Son Funeral Home. cor. ti.Mh and Ave Solemn Reoniem Mass Onr ljtdv of Ouadalupe Church oo Friday :30 A.M.

Visum-: I to 5. 7 tn 10 MnXTKMIRRO Cosmo (Pop of Blue Moon Restaurant) Beloved husband of Catherine. Adored father of Nicholas. Peter, Mrs Marie Snsco. ft Ions Rv.

mond. Cosmo Jr. and 1 I rrandrblVlren. Beloved brother of Vita Andrtsann. Repostnr at V.

Scncotsa F'nieral Home. 18'r! Westchester Ave. Bronx. Reouiem Mass. Blessed Sacrament Chnrch.

Fri 10 A. M. IOTTOI Michael. I34B B'klyn. Dear brother of Tone.

Florence. Sal. Kav. Clo. Anne and Joe.

Repoainr s-arpaei Chapels I4nl Rrttti St. nntil Friday A.M. Solemn Reouiem Mass Renna Pacts Shrine A M. Chapel hours 1-67-10 P.M. MI'tCAKF! Ralph On April ft.

Iftflv Devote brother of Joseph. Lena. Michael. Fay Carmella. Thomss and John.

Repostnr. Niww Funeral Home. Nostrand Dklyn. Solenta) Re. ouiem Mss.

Friday. JO A Mary Qneen of Heaen C. church. In- terment. I.

National Cemetery Thomss J. On April 5 1 (Kir. Beloved husband of Dora Brother of Rita Rshoni. Randall O'Rradv. Oer-(rude and Joseph O'Orate.

Funeral from Walter B. Cooke Funeral Home 5135 Westchester Ave on Friday. A. M. Requiem Mass.

St. Helena's Chnrch. IO A. Interment. Raymond's Cemetery.

S.IVSONR Jeff. Of 1B1 7flh Street. Beloved son of Rose and F.dward leveled brother of Ray Ltitrarlo. Nirro and Edward. Repoainr at the 11 wren K.

Incrmirlio Funeral Home. 7120 New Utrecht until Saturday, ft A.M. RA AXCiF.LO Giuseppe of-Sf Mac Oonal St. Beloved linshnnd of the Isle Maria Baione. Devoted father of Anre-lioa Ambrnsinl.

Frank. Lee Santanxelo. Marraret Rarxl. Jennie Bernanl. Csr-mela Scavetta, Peter.

Joseph and the late Leonard. Renosinr Nueciarane Funeral Home. 177 Siillivin st. until Sat. 3(1 A M.

Solemn Reouiem Mas St. Anthony's 10 A.M. SCAI.A Aniello. On April 1P5. Beloved husband of Vilma.

Devoted father of Marie Brusco and Kdward Seals. Itear brother of Luiri. Also survived bv eisrht rrandchildren and three rre.it-c-andchildren. Funeral from McDonnell Funeral Home. cor.

175th St. nnd St. Nicholas Friday. Hiirh Mass of eonie-n Chiirclt of the Inesrnalion. 10 A.M.Tnlerment CalvaryCemetery.

SIMOVR Paul. Of 1S10 McDonald AveT. Retiosinr at Andrew Torrerrrissa Funeral Home, 345 Ave. U. until Friday.

A. M. SPRiN'VlMAXV Harrv T. Beloved falher of Veronica Tanni and Donald. Grandfather of Carol Sica and Laura Scott.

Beposinir at Peter R. Anrerame Funeral Home. 27-13 23rd Astoria L. I. until Saturday, ft A M.

Services Frtdsv. 8 P.M. at chapel. Interment Eventreen Cemet ery. Ttieresa.

On Anril Devoted wife of Pietro. Irvine mother or foir danrhlers. at V. Malda's Clianel. 17S W.

Houston St. Peniiiem Salnrilnv. April 10H. Onr Idr of Pompeii Church. 10 A.M.

Tnterment St. Raymond's Cemetery. TIF.RI Kmelia. Are S7 years Of Hann-nuire. L.T..

formerly nf 3S7 Ave. B'klvn. Survived by 8 children. 17 rrandchildren and 13 rreat-a-randrnlL deen. Renosinr al Onarinn Funeral Home.

274 Ave. until Sat. 9 A.M. 17th U.S. Air Force, at Ram-stein, Germany, died today of a brain injury suffered during1 a parachute jump a Mannheim April 2.

He suffered brain damage when his parachute failed to open properly during a training jump and had been in a Gen. John K. Hester coma erer since. As commander of the 17th Air Force, Hester had gone to jump school to better understand the Air, Force role in providing support for the Armv. During World War II he flew 50 combat missions against the 'Japanese from bases in China.

He won the Distinguished Hying Cross, the Bronze Star and Air Medal. Aid to Symington After the war, he began a series of assignments that included a tour of duty as military aid to Stuart Symington, then Secretary of the Air Force. In 1949, Hester joined the armed forces special weapons project at Sandia Base, N.M., as executive of the operations division. He became Air Force assistant vice chief of staff three' years ago, a post he held until last September when he was given command of the 17th Air Force in Europe. BILLY FRIEDBERG Beverly Hills.

April 7 (AP) Billy Friedberg, 49, New York-based television producer-writer, was found dead of an apparent heart attack today at the parent heart attack today at the home of relatives. Here for was staying at the home of a cousin, actor Teddy Hart. Fried-berg's television writing assignments included scripts for "Car 54, Where Are You?" and the Phil Silvers Show. He was currently collaborating with David Swift oh scripts for the "Camp Runamuck" series due for production next season. RUDOLPH THOMAS Rudolph Thomas, 77, an associate professor of music at Columbia University, died yesterday at Norwalk Hospital, Nor-walk, where he had been hospitalized since suffering a stroke in December.

Thomas, who lived on Silvermine Ave, Norwalk, was conductor of the Albany Symphony Orchestra before joining the Columbia staff in 1937. CHARLES H. MARDENFIELD Charles H. Mardenf ield, 62, brother of George Mardenfield, a linotype operator with The News, died yesterday at a nursing home. He lived at 1819 E.

28th Brooklyn. Services will be held at 9:30 A.M. today at Kirshenbaum 1153 Coney Island Brooklyn. RUTH T. SHERMAN Services for Ruth T.

Sherman, 61, a noted contract bridge player, will be held at 2 P.M. today at the Universal Chapel, Lexington Ave. and 52d St. Mis3 Sherman competed in many -championship tournaments. She died Tuesday at her home, 14 E.

75th Street MRS. URIEL FISHER Services for Mrs. Muriel Fisher, 56, sister of James Schenck, a guard employed by The News, will be held at 8 P.M. today at the Hartnett funeral home, 148 Greenwich Hempstead, L. I.

Mrs. Fisher, who lived at 657 Bedford Uniondale, L. died Tuesday. DR. EDWARD F.

SALMON A Solemn Requiem Mass for Dr. Edward F. Salmon, 58, medical director of the Hudson County Medical Health Clinic, will be held at 10 A.M. Saturday at St. Peter's Church, Jersey City.

Dr. Salmon, who lived at 50 Gifford Jersey City, died Tuesday. I tf nW PUHCHA5t UtttfcMAni WAIDIOIE 5-PC. KrTCHEM SET (Taala ft A Chain) Makafiiy Walait Flalrt Lid1 15 -Easy Cr4it WAIS10BE BUNK BED COMPLETE spe GIAUSTS 2252 3rd Ave. X.

T. City tt East 123 St Biuviiy Within mius CrMIt Cttar tins' IxtaritM 24 11127 Death Notices Death, la Memoriam, Man aJ Acknowledgment Notice May be telephoned to THE KEJTS by your fmnersl director to )0 F.M. for the next dmy'i peper. Telephone ctlh on Satmrdsy before 2 P.M. Phone MUrrty Hill 2-12 AIiM.HO Gartano.

Belorrd son of San-no arid Vranc-en lrvoli brother of Frank. Sal A Jo. bolroin Huttim Fnla. A. St.

t'llinar Criurrh. Entombment St. Jotio'a Cloister. Repoftiny at Torreffroa Jr'uiierl Hume. Mvo TBtb St 1 Anno 'uneral Home.

Inc. A If AT. rVter A. On Ann) IHflS. Retired Ratlw-ar Kttrea Co.

Brother of Louie R. (Ret. Funeral Satttr-tiiy. A.M.. troia flavin Koneral Home.

TT'I'i 4th HMvn. Reouieni 31 a at St. F.plirem a Church fr A.M. BAKKR Veronica. Beloved mother of Joseph.

Kleanore Novello ami Afarr Aon. Rcposmc at Oiemlale Funeral Home. Myrtle and Cooper Area, until Saturday A H. BAKKFXA Peter. On April 6th.

Beloved hushand of Lillian, lievoled ather of Aneela Vita Ioume Sprxller. Annette and 4 rramWiiMren. Retotnr at tiuuio Funeral Home. 440 Clinton cor. of Carroll.

Funeral Fnda 0 A.M. Reom-em Masa. St. Stephen' R.C. Church.

A. 3f. Kntombment St. John a Cloister. Ilirer-tor.

Anthony Sca. BKt CATO Cannela. Renoeinr at Ralph (iionJano Funeral Hume. 1727 Croo Ave. Bronx.

Keouieru Mm St. Theresa 'a Church Sal. Ill A.M. Viauinc S-5 A 7-1 1 CAVA Albert R. Ph.G.

Former aaaiatant professor at Foriluam University. Beloved brother of Theresa. Angelina. Krund. Geonce and FranK.

Also nie- and nephews. Repostnr at Ureeniioint Chaneis. 7H Ave. Services Thursday. P.M.

Church servMTs Friday. 10 A.M.. First Italian Baptist Church nf Bklvn. 14(1 Devoe St. CF.RI1.M Nichols.

On April 6. llWt.V Beloved bnshand of Mary. Devoted father of Hatro-K. Koseti and Mni-Tufarillo. Renosinr Frederick' Funeral Home.

Northern Blvd. and 1 Flushinr. Solemn Reouiem Mass. Fri day. 10 A.

St. Joachim and Anne K. C. Church, i-olombuitiil. St.

Julius Cloister. COSTA Antoinette. Of lftS Ainslie B'klyn. Beloved mother of Mane. I-ena Peluso.

Anthony. Vincent. Anceliiia (uarino. Anna De Filippi. the lale Michael, IV a rrandmolher of rrand-cluldren.

Reposinr at Orlando Funeral Home, flul Lonmer until Satnr-day. A. M. Mass 0:15 A. Mt.

Carmel Church. B. Anaslssio Son. Dir. UF.

FH.IPPIS Sarah. On April S. Be-loved mother of Rose Cnmerino. Fdna Reoola. Ida Grosria.

Ale and Alfred. Repnsine at Boyertown E. IMMth St. A Wehster until Friday. :30 A.M.

Joseph Botli. Director. IMTKAM Teresa. Devoted mother of Dmimcft. Nancy Ruaso and Flora Fierro.

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